It’s a star-studded collaboration on Toolroom Trax as cultures collide between original Latin flavours and big club beats from STBAN and James Hurr.
Latin House producer and label head of Flamenca Records, STBAN makes his debut on Toolroom Trax with a collaboration that’s feels fresh and authentic. Known for championing house music laced with flamenco influences, STBAN has been carving out a lane that fuses tradition with the underground that stays true to his roots and sound.
On this new record ‘El Camino’, STBAN once again teams up with Josemi Carmona who layers original flamenco inspired instrumentation which is making these two quite the pair. To elevate the record further, they’ve invited Soleá Morente one of Spain’s most celebrated vocalists to deliver stunning original lyrics. Soleá’s career has spanned everything from indie flamenco to high-profile collaborations which brings an expertise of organic flamenco edge.
And because this is a Toolroom Trax release, the production is finished off with some serious club muscle in the form of James Hurr. A firm label favourite with a string of Beatport chart-toppers and collaborations with Mark Knight and Roland Clark, James adds his expertise in chunky club beats ensuring ‘El Camino’ has the right amount of punch to dominate those global dancefloors.
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